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Our Frequently Asked Questions
Find information on our homes and the buying process.
Neighborhoods
Do you only sell homes in the neighborhoods listed on your site?
We offer a selection of pre-built homes and have established relationships in the neighborhoods listed on our Neighborhoods page. However, we’re happy to work with you to build your dream home in your dream location.
Where are your neighborhoods located?
We have pre-built homes and established relationships with a selection of communities across Cameron County in South Texas.
Homes
Do you sell custom homes or pre-built homes?
Whether you’re looking for a pre-built home that meets your needs or you want to build a custom home that’s perfectly suited to your preferences, we can help. You can count on us for high-quality construction and amenities, with homes built to last.
How long does it take to build a custom home?
From groundbreaking to move-in, you can expect a 7- to 12-month construction process for your custom dream home—built with precision, superior materials, and expert craftsmanship.
- Months 1-2: Site preparation, excavation, and foundation
- Months 2-3: Framing, roofing, and exterior envelope
- Months 3-5: Rough mechanicals (plumbing, electrical, HVAC) and insulation
- Months 5-9: Interior finishes (drywall, flooring, cabinetry, painting)
- Months 9-12: Final details, fixtures, landscaping, inspections, and walkthrough
What features are available for your custom homes?
Each of our South Texas homes is built with premium features, including luxury cabinetry, modern fixtures, elegant design, energy-efficient windows and doors, weather-proof exteriors, and optional smart features, including video doorbell systems, Cat 6 Ethernet support, and smart lighting, thermostats, locks, and mirrors.
Can I make changes to my home after construction has started?
Countless aspects of your home will remain flexible as construction is underway. Details like your countertop material and fixture selection can be updated, with an accounting for increases in the cost for that detail. Some more structural features, like ceiling height and room dimensions, are less flexible, as they affect early stages in the construction process.
